Nine million people have signed a petition.
Forcing a former Auschwitz guard to stand trial for his actions is pointlesss, writes Samuel Ord.
The international fame surrounding the centuries-old Oktoberfest is seeing a myriad of sister festivals popping up all over the world, writes Vito Doria.
Nine million people have signed a petition.
Forcing a former Auschwitz guard to stand trial for his actions is pointlesss, writes Samuel Ord.
The international fame surrounding the centuries-old Oktoberfest is seeing a myriad of sister festivals popping up all over the world, writes Vito Doria.
Ahead of the 2012/13 Champions League Final between German powerhouses Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, Paul Bastin and Paddy Naughtin offer their thoughts and predictions for the highest honour in European club football.
A recent survey has found that the Bundesliga is the best football league in the world; a ranking that is well deserved, says Paddy Naughtin.
Can you ever forget how to ride a bike? Tara Watson explores cycling in Melbourne and abroad and sadly discovers the weakness of this childhood skill.
Shane Palmer has selected our best XI of the EURO, as well as five substitutes who narrowly missed out on selection.
Italy vs Germany is one of football’s most enduring rivalries, and tonight they meet again in the EURO 2012 Semi Finals, writes Shane Palmer
Despite taking maximum points from three Group B contests, Germany cannot afford to take Greece lightly, writes Tom Morris.
The ‘group of death’ has lived up to the high expectations with all four sides still able to qualify. But can anyone get the better of the Germans in EURO 2012? asks Jake D’Amato.
Group B continues tonight, with the Germans playing the Dutch, and Portugal taking on Denmark. They’re two games of utmost importance for the group, writes Jake D’Amato.
upstart’s EURO 2012 coverage continues, as Group B kicks off tonight.
After coming so close to glory at EURO 2008 and the 2010 FIFA World Cup, the time is right for Die Mannschaft to lift the Henri Delunay trophy, writes Shane Palmer.
Can Roberto Di Matteo become one of the greatest interim coaches ever by leading Chelsea to victory? Or will Bayern Munich give their home crowd something to cheer about by lifting their fifth title? asks Jake D’Amato.
In the final instalment of ‘Behind the magazine’, the tables are turned as Khairun Hamid interviews the series’ creator – international student and radio-enthusiast, Katharina Hackler.
The United Nations is offering student journalists the opportunity to cover its ‘Sustainable Societies; Responsive Citizens’ conference in Germany.
After their mauling by Germany at the 2010 FIFA World Cup, can the Socceroos gain some revenge by winning on German soil? Upstart’s soccer guru John Takemura thinks it will be an uphill battle as he previews the Germany-Australia friendly match.
All creatures great and small are coming out of the ark to inform us all who will win between Spain and the Netherlands, writes Evan Harding, but what does it all really mean?
Spain has adopted the love-child of catenaccio and tiki-taka, writes Evan Harding in his review of the second-semi final, which also managed to avoid mention of a certain eight-legged psychic.
A ‘70s icon was laid to rest this morning and while fondly remembered, what has emerged in its place may even be superior, writes Evan Harding as he reviews the first semi-final and previews the second.
Three people found their naked promises unfulfilled as Germany steamrolled their opposition in a World Cup that is proving as unpredictable as Argentina’s vanquished coach, writes Evan Harding.
The USA were chanting ‘Yes, we can’ but even in a parallel universe, it wasn’t Landon’s lads on the winning side. Evan Harding looks back at the first two second-round matches and previews tonight’s must-see fixtures.
